Mark, I can't for the life of me figure out why people would whine and complain about the stop sine sawing, sometimes you just have to think outside the box and improvise and adapt to get the job done and keep everyone safe in the process. I have always enjoyed watching the challenging logs being sawed. thumbs up!👍
I like the stop sign method. Very interesting and challenging. You’re very good with the sawing. It’s a thinking man’s game. Great job love to learn things Thank you Mark and team
Being new to this kind of work, when I first heard you say you were making Stop signs, I thought you were actually going to make some but I soon caught on that it's the way you are making cuts. Awesome 😎🇨🇦🇺🇲🙏
If you understand the geometry of the log, the ability of saw, and the need to maximize the amount of lumber, you understand the need for the stop signs.
I don't believe many bandmills would handle that log too easy by the look of it. A swing mill would turn it into a big heap of dimensional in a hurry I suppose. You do great with what you have, and I challenge the haters to do better. Good job Mark and Eddie.
Hello Mark & T.H.E. as to Buzzy I really don’t have a clue !🤷♂️ Also to the non- stop sign people , huh ! What’s Mark supposed to do with the log ? Keep doing what you’re doing , it’s enjoyable !
I clear cedars. Like watching your show. My favorite part is seeing the log roll on to the carriage. I worked in sawmill in Chadron Nebraska yrs ago. Love the smell of pine being sawed.
Gives me appreciation for the big white pine my Grandfather sawed back in the 1920's and 30's. Thanks for all the work you do. Not sure what ol Buzz Saw was doing but he certainly didn't sound dull.
Didn't recognise Buzzy. He cleaned up better than I do! GOOD sawing and I remember hemlock about that size around 16 to 18 feet long on the old mill and when the rime to turn came, EVERYBODY danced over the mandrel shaft and grabbed whatever hook, bar and pole there was because it was going to be a JOB! I can see a white pine still standing about that size on our corner that's still growing. Maybe someone will want that for boards one day. HAPPY Week, Mark and no, you do NOT need a blasted band mill. BLESSINGS!
Unlike some of your other followers, I particularly enjoy watching how you do a stop sign cut. It's really clever and I swear I can almost hear the gears turning in your head as you try to figure out how to cut into the monster logs to get them down to a workable size. Each time I see this technique I ponder the value of a second laser line. You have a green laser shooting straight down to show you where the saw cut will be, but would a second laser of a different color showing you the max height of the blade be useful? I'm sure there would be logistical issues of where to mount it for it to both be effective and not in the way of the log deck or anything else.
Hey the reason some people don't like stop sign logs is they think you are wasting a lot of wood! A lot of people don't understand that you can take the first cuts and run them thro1ugh the resaw and make lumber out of them , it's not all waste!
I had a friend who bought the cutoff slabs from a nearby sawmill. They’d dump a big load of slabs in his driveway and he’d cut em up and use for firewood. He mostly heated with firewood with a wood stove in his fireplace. Heated his one floor ranch pretty good.
Since I am new to your channel, I have been going back and watching the older videos. Love what you are doing. Heard your say the one guy had been in jail 18 times and prison 2 times. I told my son I would guess it was for making moonshine. I haven't heard you say what it was for. Love you'll stay safe, and God bless. Dan 🇺🇸
Anyone can saw the nice straight perfectly round logs. It takes a real sawyer to handle the giant, ugly looking logs (that often hide pretty wood). Well done, Mark.
Mark just a idea for Ya On you power over the carriage swing arm run a air line and right at the bottom of the Knees weld on a bracket to attach the air hose with a Nozzle pointing at the landing where Bark sometimes stays on and install a inline Solenoid valve u can control with a push of a button too possibly blow off the bark ! Just a Thought
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Mark, I can't for the life of me figure out why people would whine and complain about the stop sine sawing, sometimes you just have to think outside the box and improvise and adapt to get the job done and keep everyone safe in the process. I have always enjoyed watching the challenging logs being sawed. thumbs up!👍
thank you Leroy , great comment!
Because there's people that can do nothing but bitch and cause trouble. The new woke world.
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‘Cause they’re idiots.
What ever it takes to get the bus motor happy!😂
Anyone that doesn't like the " stop sign " doesn't appreciate the art of sawing logs!
Mark
It’s awesome to watch you take a log that looks like it’s nothing but firewood and turn it into something useful.
Thank you for sharing
I like the stop signs, I like watching you trim them down to where you can make lumber out of them!
I just love Gordy's violin piece during the edging. Very much. Thankyou David Gordy
I like the stop sign method. Very interesting and challenging. You’re very good with the sawing. It’s a thinking man’s game. Great job love to learn things Thank you Mark and team
I guess if they don’t like the stop sign, they may have to try another channel until your done.
Being new to this kind of work, when I first heard you say you were making Stop signs, I thought you were actually going to make some but I soon caught on that it's the way you are making cuts. Awesome
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If you understand the geometry of the log, the ability of saw, and the need to maximize the amount of lumber, you understand the need for the stop signs.
Great video Mark and Eddie. Take care.
Personally, I find the “stop sign” sawing technique particularly satisfying. Thanks for all the great vids!
I don't believe many bandmills would handle that log too easy by the look of it. A swing mill would turn it into a big heap of dimensional in a hurry I suppose. You do great with what you have, and I challenge the haters to do better. Good job Mark and Eddie.
thanks Zach.
Thanks for the shout out Mark !!! Good sawing as always, I love stop signs !!!!
your welcome.
Hello Mark & T.H.E. as to Buzzy I really don’t have a clue !🤷♂️ Also to the non- stop sign people , huh ! What’s Mark supposed to do with the log ? Keep doing what you’re doing , it’s enjoyable !
thank you William , great comment!
What a great channel. Thanks for valuable information about the milling process
love this log watched 4 times so far . wish you could find more like it GREAT
Mark and Eddie. Another great video. Crazy looking log. Lovely wood. Like u say, I bet it smells lovely.
thanks Kevin.
I really enjoy the "stop sign" log sawing !
thank you , glad you liked it.
It's a pleasure to be subscribed to your channel!
I wish you Mark, Eddie, your families and your friends:
HEALTH, PEACE, LIGHT AND SUCCESS!
thank you Ricardo.
Always enjoy the big logs it takes longer that way I'll have more to watch!! Lol thanks guys God bless
thanks Bobby.
Ole ragged log turned out nice lumber,,, good job guys!!
yes for sure Robin.
Best, “STOP SIGN “ breakdown ever.
Good job team. Qld. Australia.
Man, that pine is absolutely beautiful! I just love pine, I find it ignored terribly.
thanks Jeff , I do agree with that.
Great job Mark. Some of the material you deal with is a real challenge to maximize the end result. Watching from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
Truly amazing to witness the quality of workmanship our generation has always had.
Nice video! I have some old pine logs I was going to trash but after watching this thinking I will trow one on the mill and see whats inside.
I grew up on a frickmill but envy your set up for sure. Those frickmills made many a man!
Love the out takes….lol. That was one big pine log….Great video guys! Thanks
thanks Steve.
Mark & Eddie thank you for showing my License plate and the explanation, fantastic Video.
your welcome TJ , thanks again.
That had to be one of the most complicated logs I have watched you cut and yet you made it look so easy, perfect!
thanks Linda.
Great video Mark, you really showed your skill on the saw with that beautiful pine log, thanks for sharing
thank you Stephen.
Grew up in Northern Wisconsin/Upper Peninsula Michigan so this is all very familiar and relaxing 😀
You are a master of your art, I watched this first on the big TV screen.
I clear cedars. Like watching your show. My favorite part is seeing the log roll on to the carriage. I worked in sawmill in Chadron Nebraska yrs ago. Love the smell of pine being sawed.
thanks Larry , the smell is the best part.
Gives me appreciation for the big white pine my Grandfather sawed back in the 1920's and 30's. Thanks for all the work you do. Not sure what ol Buzz Saw was doing but he certainly didn't sound dull.
thanks Anthony , yes they worked very hard back then.
The orange dot on the pith was neat. I was able to understand more of what you were doing.
Didn't recognise Buzzy. He cleaned up better than I do! GOOD sawing and I remember hemlock about that size around 16 to 18 feet long on the old mill and when the rime to turn came, EVERYBODY danced over the mandrel shaft and grabbed whatever hook, bar and pole there was because it was going to be a JOB! I can see a white pine still standing about that size on our corner that's still growing. Maybe someone will want that for boards one day. HAPPY Week, Mark and no, you do NOT need a blasted band mill. BLESSINGS!
thanks Lewie , no band mill for sure.
Hi. I'm behind a few videos, but I'm starting with this one. Love you sawing the big ones. Thank you for the chat at the beginning. Love you guys!
thanks Becca , glad your back.
Awesome work men. Thank you so much.
thank you.
Hi Mark! Thanks for the shoutout! Awesome sawing! Nice 🛑 stop sign!
your welcome Chris!
Love the beautiful instrumental music;
love them big logs, nice job mark
thanks Jerry.
Great video. I like the big logs because you never know what's inside I guess it's the reveal. Thank you guys.👍👍
thanks Dennis , it's fun to saw the big ones.
can not wait 2 see your new erger
Great job 👍👍Learned me a thing or 2 about sawing 😎😎
thanks Greg.
That was fun guys. Thanks for sharing. D
your welcome.
That throw away tree made some nice boards
yes it did Bobby.
Unlike some of your other followers, I particularly enjoy watching how you do a stop sign cut. It's really clever and I swear I can almost hear the gears turning in your head as you try to figure out how to cut into the monster logs to get them down to a workable size. Each time I see this technique I ponder the value of a second laser line. You have a green laser shooting straight down to show you where the saw cut will be, but would a second laser of a different color showing you the max height of the blade be useful? I'm sure there would be logistical issues of where to mount it for it to both be effective and not in the way of the log deck or anything else.
Great job on a huge log! Makes me long for smell-a-vision!
Mark every log log u cut into is a true piece of natural art that the late Robb Ross would amazed at
thank you Jeremy.
Great show I try and
Watch every video. Keep em coming!😂
The grain looks lovey such nice swirls
nice pine for sure.
I enjoyed the video and listening to the Detroit in the background 👍
Hi Mark your getting to sound more like Bob Ross every day 😊. Regards Richard 🇬🇧
thanks Richard , I like it.
Thanks for the long log video. ❤
your welcome George.
Love a good stop sign
I enjoy seeing all the wood you cut wish I had some of the pieces for wood work I do
It's all for sale.
Awesome job Mark!! Man that's some nice pine. I can almost smell it. Lol
thanks Doug , it did smell good too.
I do enjoy watching your videos
A gentleman great video big log big work looks like a good deal don't lumber God bless you
thanks Chris.
I love this pine sawing videos ! nice you gave a change to logs that dont look good ! cherrs
thank you.
Awesome content fantastic footage really like these it logs from trash to treasure thank you for sharing
thank you Mark.
Pleasant music. Very relaxing.
thank you.
Maybe we could hear the Mr Rogers neighborhood trolley sounds at least one time during each video when the carriage moves . Ding Ding!
Great job guys!
It would be cool to make a pine shelf with the contour of the log 👍🇨🇦
Hey the reason some people don't like stop sign logs is they think you are wasting a lot of wood! A lot of people don't understand that you can take the first cuts and run them thro1ugh the resaw and make lumber out of them , it's not all waste!
Really cool music at the end of the video while you were edging the boards.
Very interesting that one Mark..
thanks Jack.
Love ur videos
I like the way you do the stop 🛑 signs you do a great job not wasting to much wood
thanks Daniel.
Well done again fellas.
thanks Robert.
Loved that, thanks lads... the ugly monsters are the best!! They sure help you earn your happy moments!! 😁😁
thank you.
Got a boom, thank you sir. 👍🏻
yes sir Mark , BOOM!
Great channel and what a big pine … Mike Morgan has a good channel as well
thanks Fred.
This is my favourite video. I watched it five or six times now.
liked this video maybe you have shown before but how about a short vid on how you decide on the board width and how this saw works, keep them coming.
I had a friend who bought the cutoff slabs from a nearby sawmill. They’d dump a big load of slabs in his driveway and he’d cut em up and use for firewood. He mostly heated with firewood with a wood stove in his fireplace. Heated his one floor ranch pretty good.
Marc Your A Pro Brother!!
thanks Tim.
hi that was a big one . well done john
thanks John , big one for sure.
I get a lot of amusement from these armchair quarterbacks and their advice. I really enjoy your channel and the work you do.
Enjoy all your videos
thank you Debbie.
Lovely superb Nice sawing of monster pine log.
Loved the tune that played during edging.
thank you Doug.
@@markgalicic7788 Seems like I heard that about something about a motherless child. Been a while.
Mark,isthis the type oflog that's better on a band saw like wood miser?
Since I am new to your channel, I have been going back and watching the older videos. Love what you are doing. Heard your say the one guy had been in jail 18 times and prison 2 times. I told my son I would guess it was for making moonshine. I haven't heard you say what it was for.
Love you'll stay safe, and God bless.
Dan 🇺🇸
Moonshining small time Thanks Guys love your vids.
not it.
Little did I know I'd be buying part of this Log... LoL.
Anyone can saw the nice straight perfectly round logs. It takes a real sawyer to handle the giant, ugly looking logs (that often hide pretty wood). Well done, Mark.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
Good evening from London
@@DelButch Good evening Derek
Amazing what a small blade can do in comparison to that very large log
That one log that needed to be cut with a top blade also
But great job getting it sawed into lumber.
that's a big 'un...looks good, keep well...
yes it is Bob.
Unbelievable grain in that monster log.
Thk you and eddie for mention my bday im 66
your welcome Steve , Happy Birthday!
Nice job.
Beautiful cutting work
thanks Jeff.
Amazing!
thanks.
Mark just a idea for Ya
On you power over the carriage swing arm run a air line and right at the bottom of the Knees weld on a bracket to attach the air hose with a Nozzle pointing at the landing where Bark sometimes stays on and install a inline Solenoid valve u can control with a push of a button too possibly blow off the bark ! Just a Thought
I love the stop signs
Awesome background music!
thanks Vern.